Jelena Sempadko seems to tell Tayloru Townseund that she has no “without education” after us open defeat

Liveste Livade seemed, Ni – Jelena Ostapenko told Tayloru Townseund that she “No Education” after she lost American 7-5, 6-1 in the second round US Open Wednesday.

After the city, women’s couples world no. 1, they sealed victory, approached Latvian world no. 26 for the usual hand online. An ProvidedWith Ostalapen, he said that he said that she was supposed to shoot at the shot that stretched out the top of the net, but he remained in the game, known as the net cable.

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Townsend said she didn’t have to say sorry, and each quarrel continued. Congress, Ostadapenko showed the phrase “three times”, you have no education “before the city walked, he laked a chair, and he complained about the crowd to make some noise for her victory.

The rest left in a car with equipment with equipment immediately after that.

To an Interview in court With ESPN, Townsend said, “It’s a competition, people are disturbed when they lose. Some people say bad things.

“She told me I didn’t have classes, no education and to see what happens when we get outside the US

“I look forward to it. I mean, I look forward to beat her in Canada in front of the US”

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In a social media statement, he wrote that “she said to my opponent was very uncomfortable because she was very decided in a very decision-making and did not say so at all.

“There are some rules in tennis to follow the majority of players and it was the first time that happened to me on tour, it doesn’t mean that she can behave and make himself and do everything he wants.”

Remapedko also criticized city buildings for warming online at the beginning of the match. The Convention dictates that players go from the service line, to the base line, and then on the network, but there is no rule regarding heating positions.

Townsend moves to play or Anastasia Potapova or no. 5 Mirra Andreeva in three rounds.

This article originally appeared Athletic.

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